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Mornington Peninsula Holiday Homes

The Mornington Peninsula is one of Victoria’s most sought-after coastal destinations, renowned for its stunning beaches, charming seaside villages, award-winning wineries and natural hot springs. From Sorrento and Portsea to Blairgowrie, Rye and Red Hill, our collection of holiday homes provides the perfect base to explore this iconic region.

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Stays Our Guests Love on the Mornington Peninsula

Discover a handpicked selection of Alloggio’s guest-favourite holiday homes across the Mornington Peninsula. From luxury coastal retreats in Sorrento and Portsea to family-friendly beach houses in Rye, Blairgowrie and Rosebud, these popular stays showcase some of the best accommodation
experiences the region has to offer.

Portsea

Frimmel Way Portsea spacious luxury holidays

$302 / night

Sorrento

SALT 18 Luxury Sorrento Penthouse

$178 / night

Blairgowrie

Blairgowrie Beauty Luxury by the Beach

$1999 / night

Capel Sound

Kingfisher Retreat Capel Sound Beach House

$999 / night

Capel Sound

Bayside Mansion w Pool Spa and Ultimate Alfresco

$2000 / night

Rye

Coastmere at Rye – Luxury Poolside Retreat

$1188 / night

Rosebud

Poolside Palms Oasis

$626 / night

Sorrento

Salt & Sea on Pacific

$286 / night

Rye

Accommodation Across the Mornington Peninsula

Alloggio’s Mornington Peninsula accommodation collection brings together two of the region’s leading holiday rental specialists, Go Coastal and Verve Vacation Rentals. Together, these trusted local brands offer a carefully curated portfolio of holiday homes and luxury accommodation throughout Sorrento, Portsea, Blairgowrie, Rye, Rosebud, Dromana, Red Hill and the wider Mornington Peninsula.

From beachfront holiday houses and luxury coastal retreats to family-friendly accommodation and pet-friendly escapes, our collection caters to every style of getaway. Whether you’re planning a romantic weekend, winery escape, group celebration or family beach holiday, you’ll find accommodation perfectly suited to your stay.

Discover the Mornington Peninsula

Victoria's Favourite Coastal Escape

The Mornington Peninsula is one of Victoria’s most celebrated holiday destinations, combining spectacular coastlines, award-winning wineries, renowned food experiences and natural wellness attractions. Less than an hour from Melbourne, the region offers an ideal blend of beachside relaxation, outdoor adventure and luxury escapes. From the charming villages of Sorrento and Portsea to the vineyards of Red Hill and the rugged coastline of Point Nepean, the Mornington Peninsula delivers unforgettable experiences in every season.

Whether you’re seeking a romantic coastal retreat, family holiday, wellness getaway or food and wine escape, the Mornington Peninsula offers something for every traveller.

Getting Here

The Mornington Peninsula is located less than an hour’s drive south-east of Melbourne and is easily accessible by road. Melbourne Airport provides convenient domestic and international connections, while Searoad Ferries operate services between Sorrento and Queenscliff, providing easy access from Victoria’s Bellarine Peninsula and Great Ocean Road regions.

Perfect For Every Type of Traveller

The Mornington Peninsula attracts visitors year-round thanks to its unique blend of beaches, food, wine, wellness and outdoor experiences.

Best Time to Visit the Mornington Peninsula

One of the Mornington Peninsula’s greatest attractions is its year-round appeal, with every season offering something unique.

Summer (December to February)

Summer brings classic beach holiday conditions, making it the perfect time to enjoy the Peninsula’s bay beaches, surf beaches, coastal villages and outdoor dining experiences.

Autumn (March to May)

Autumn is ideal for winery visits, long lunches, scenic drives and coastal walks. Mild temperatures and beautiful landscapes make it one of the region’s most popular seasons.

Winter (June to August)

Winter is a favourite time for hot springs experiences, cosy coastal accommodation, cellar door visits and fireside dining throughout the region.

Spring (September to November)

Spring sees vineyards, gardens and coastal landscapes come alive, creating ideal conditions for outdoor adventures, hiking, cycling and sightseeing.

Top Things to Do on the Mornington Peninsula

Whether you’re visiting for a weekend or an extended stay, there are countless ways to experience the best of Mornington Peninsula.

Visit Peninsula Hot Springs

One of Victoria's most famous wellness experiences, Peninsula Hot Springs offers geothermal bathing, spa treatments and relaxation experiences surrounded by natural landscapes.

Explore Point Nepean National Park

Discover historic military fortifications, dramatic coastal scenery, walking trails and stunning views at the southern tip of the Peninsula.

Explore Sorrento & Portsea

Wander charming coastal streets, boutique shops, cafés, galleries and stunning bay beaches in two of the Peninsula's most iconic villages.

Discover Red Hill Wine Country

Sample cool-climate wines, enjoy cellar door experiences and visit acclaimed restaurants throughout the famous Red Hill wine region.

Relax on the Peninsula's Beaches

From calm bay beaches perfect for families to rugged ocean beaches popular with surfers, the Mornington Peninsula offers some of Victoria's most spectacular stretches of coastline.

Ride Arthurs Seat Eagle

Enjoy breathtaking views across Port Phillip Bay and the Peninsula aboard this popular scenic gondola experience.

Visit Mornington Local Market - Alloggio

Visit Local Markets

Browse fresh produce, artisan goods, gourmet treats and handcrafted products at markets throughout the region.

Play a Round of Golf

The Mornington Peninsula is home to some of Australia's most prestigious golf courses, attracting players from around the country.

Explore Coastal Walking Trails

Discover breathtaking clifftop views, hidden beaches and scenic lookouts along the region's extensive network of walking tracks.

Enjoy Food & Wine Experiences

From vineyard dining and farmgate produce to breweries, distilleries and waterfront restaurants, the Mornington Peninsula has become one of Australia's premier culinary destinations.

Explore Our Travel Journal

Discover the Mornington Peninsula through our travel journal, featuring local insights, travel inspiration, and helpful tips for your next coastal escape. From beautiful beaches and scenic coastal walks to charming seaside villages, renowned wineries, and relaxing hot springs, explore our guides to experience the region’s natural beauty, uncover hidden gems, and make the most of your stay on the Mornington Peninsula.

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Your Mornington Peninsula Bucket List

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